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Re: [opensuse] Samsung 204b problem
- From: Sloan <joe@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 14:47:49 -0700
- Message-id: <46730905.5020007@xxxxxxxxxx>
Michael Fischer wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 15, Sloan wrote:
>
>
>> Why not just rsync all the files of interest over to the new box? The
>> integrity of the filesystem is really not connected to the display issues...
>>
>
> Well, in the ongoing saga.....
>
> The new machine is a spanking HP pavilion, dual core athlon 64.
>
> And 10.1 doesn't recognize the DVD/CD rom...
>
> Install no go.
>
> Install ACPI=off at least gets me som old fashioned curses-style
> dialog boxes, but which invariably tell me it can't find/mount
> the cd rom device. going into the System Information dialog
> to Hard Disks or CD-ROMs tells me it finds the SATA HD, and
> even all the cute flash-rom thingies. But not the DVD/CD.
>
> I'm now almost $1000 in the hole for nice hardware I can't use...
>
> Suggestions?
>
I've always had splendid success installing suse from external USB drives...
If your hardware is new enough to handle booting from USB that seems
like a good bet - especially since I have no idea why your internal DVD
is not liking linux...
Joe
Joe
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> On Fri, Jun 15, Sloan wrote:
>
>
>> Why not just rsync all the files of interest over to the new box? The
>> integrity of the filesystem is really not connected to the display issues...
>>
>
> Well, in the ongoing saga.....
>
> The new machine is a spanking HP pavilion, dual core athlon 64.
>
> And 10.1 doesn't recognize the DVD/CD rom...
>
> Install no go.
>
> Install ACPI=off at least gets me som old fashioned curses-style
> dialog boxes, but which invariably tell me it can't find/mount
> the cd rom device. going into the System Information dialog
> to Hard Disks or CD-ROMs tells me it finds the SATA HD, and
> even all the cute flash-rom thingies. But not the DVD/CD.
>
> I'm now almost $1000 in the hole for nice hardware I can't use...
>
> Suggestions?
>
I've always had splendid success installing suse from external USB drives...
If your hardware is new enough to handle booting from USB that seems
like a good bet - especially since I have no idea why your internal DVD
is not liking linux...
Joe
Joe
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